Samantha: An American Girl Holiday: Season 1

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WB | The WB | Season Premiere Date: November 23, 2004

Starring: Rebecca Mader, Jordan Bridges, Mia Farrow

Summary: Adventures abound in 1904 New England for ten-year-old Samantha Parkington and her new best friend Nellie O'Malley and Nellie's two younger sisters Bridget and Jenny. Samantha is the first movie based on the "American Girl" stories, and the third story in the line.Samantha originally lives with her Grandmary in the countryside of MountAdventures abound in 1904 New England for ten-year-old Samantha Parkington and her new best friend Nellie O'Malley and Nellie's two younger sisters Bridget and Jenny. Samantha is the first movie based on the "American Girl" stories, and the third story in the line.Samantha originally lives with her Grandmary in the countryside of Mount Bedford, New York where she meets Nellie for the first time. Samantha moves to New York city with her Uncle Gard and Aunt Cordelia where she learns the realities of her world - from her life of luxury to the prejudices and difficulties faced by the lower classes.… Expand

Genre(s): Drama, Kids

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HuckleberryPie

Feb 1, 2016

AnnaSophia Robb fits the role perfectly well. Well, maybe not that perfect but she's dead ringer for Samantha. It doesn't have much in the way of adventure like you would expect in a children's film, but it certainly was an insightful glimpse on what life was like during the Edwardian era,AnnaSophia Robb fits the role perfectly well. Well, maybe not that perfect but she's dead ringer for Samantha. It doesn't have much in the way of adventure like you would expect in a children's film, but it certainly was an insightful glimpse on what life was like during the Edwardian era, and of course the horrors of child labour, workers' rights and women's suffrage.… Expand

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